During these steps you may specify a name, basic info, make adjustments and transformations, which will be applied to all the targeted images.
The designated button on the toolbar will launch a wizard which will guide you step by step, all the way. These include rotating or flipping the file's thumbnail, sending the file to a gallery, copying the thumbnail, image or file name to the clip board and more. When right clicking any file, you will find some useful options in the context menu which will pop up. The software will display any file's thumbnail the same way as images. The images will be displayed in separate windows which will be fitted on your screen automatically. You can also open multiple images by selecting them and clicking the View Synched button on the toolbar. Here you can perform basic editing tasks, like adjusting the colors, balance or depth, cropping the image, adding filters or stamps and many more. Double clicking an image or selecting one and clicking the View button on the toolbar will display it in a separate window. The software features a built in image viewer. A navigation pane on the left will let you browse your folders, create new ones or move images to another place with simple drag and drop actions. The images themselves are displayed as thumbnails on the central part of the window. The interface is designed like an explorer window, so making use of it will feel familiar from the beginning. The wizard will display detailed explanations during each step of the process, so there is no possibility to get something wrong. Installing Thumbs Plus is a straightforward task. The installation kit is almost 20 Mb large, so downloading it on a slower Internet connection could take a little longer. All these tasks can be performed from a single, easy to understand user interface. You can also use it to edit multiple images at once, create web pages and more. Its flexible features will help you organize and catalog your images with greater efficiency. Keeping track of them can be made easier with Thumbs Plus. Since digital cameras have become more accessible, the amount of pictures we have to manage on our hard drives has increased exponentially.
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